After Parker, Joshua needed to fight Wilder for the decade

Finally, the Battle of the Millennium Stadium was not as attractive as it had been. Overwhelmed for most of the time, 118-110, 118-110, 11...

Finally, the Battle of the Millennium Stadium was not as attractive as it had been. Overwhelmed for most of the time, 118-110, 118-110, 119-109 difference points to Joshua is completely understandable. In the match, Watford-born boxers hit 139 shots with accuracy compared to 101 of the opponent.

Despite failing to extend the game by 21, Joshua insisted his pre-match assessment was accurate given Parker's inferiority to Wladimir Klitschko. The former WBO champion could have "survived" until the 12th bell rang out in two main reasons.

First, the fear comes from Parker. At Cardiff, the 26-year-old defensive midfielder was more defensive. Instead of risky approach to remove the distance of the arm length, New Zealand boxers actively move away to avoid the range of attacking opponents.

On the other hand, Joshua did not hurriedly rush to suffocate to fall into the counterattack. On Sundays, the left hand hook and uppercut of the British champion are not as effective as usual. Only the straight line brought success because of the distance between two boxers are dragged too far.

"My strategy is to use straight lines. This is an important weapon. In a difficult moment, it can do many things. " Joshua said after the game.

In front of Parker, who is thought to be in a trembling state of mind, the 28-year-old has changed his tactics very quickly and has mastered the entire ring. On the opposite side, Parker admits his opponent is a better martial artist.

Undertaking a series of unsuccessful punchers like Joseph Parker, Charles Martin, Dillian Whyte, Joshua now has three hands in four of the most important boxing rings. Witnessed the superiority of the fog of the mist, the majority of experts said that only WBC champion Deontay Wilder have the ability to play fair.

Late vs. Joshua vs. Parker and Wilder vs. Ortiz, the heavyweight boxing franchise is bipolar. Both boxers own a total of 61 wins, hold five world championships and lead the heavyweight in every rankings.

Joshua is from England, which is considered the home of boxing, and Wilder is the American, the country has many heavyweights champion history.

In particular, both sides have tremendous power and pursue the storm, so the confrontation of Joshua and Wilder, wherever they occur, also makes fans crazy. Even so, the heat was comparable to the match between Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield over 20 years ago.

In an effort to avoid the heavyweight too soon, power tycoon Eddie Hearn is set to lure Wilder to the WBC Silver Dillian Whyte. Wilder also admitted that "it would be okay" if he were to talk to Dominic Breazeale.

Need to know, Whyte and Breazeale were knocked out Joshua easily in the past. And according to Frank Lotierzo, no one would be interested in that type of screenplay.

With the rapid turnaround of more than a year in the heavyweights, Wilder and Joshua became the most awaited pair. And the winner of that war, will surely reach the fame of a legend.